Daily
Almanac for Flagstaff
Week 40 Day 273 \ Ave. Sky Cover 5% \ Visibility 10 miles Flagstaff Today 73° \44°
Wind 4mph \ Gusts 7smph Air Quality Fair
High Risk of fire \ Nearest active fire 28mi \ Nearest
Lightning 89mi
Sep Averages for Flagstaff: 74° \ 42° (5days of moisture)
Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
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19-30 International
Women's Commerce Days |
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25-10/1 National
Chimney Safety Week |
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30-10/9 International
Sand Sculpting Championships Link |
Daily Observations
Ask A Stupid Question Day Link
Blasphemy Day Link
Chewing Gum Day
Hot Mulled Cider Day
Hug A Vegan Day
International Podcast Day Link
International Translation Day Link
National Love People Day Link
National Mulled Cider Day Link
Recovery Day Link
Support Purple for Platelets Day Link
Vegan Baking Day
Wrigley Chewing Gum Day
My Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts
Enjoying another
nice fall day.
I had a nice
lunch with Mary. Mike was busy packing as they are headed for Phoenix later
this afternoon. Good food, good conversation.
The Maricopa
County Attorney says she will prosecute violent crimes, fentanyl, and other
public safety threat and will not prosecute women who seek an abortion.
Ian brought
wind over 150mph. I lived in Boulder for college. Wind off the flatirons could
be very strong…the strongest was in the early 1970’s while I was living in
Williams Village high rise dorm. I was on the sixth floor. Wind a little over
100mph hit campus. I saw bicycles that hadn’t been locked slide along the
sidewalk. I saw a couple of young people who fell and slid along the sidewalk. I
remember seeing news footage the next day of Williams Village swaying in the
wind. I can’t imagine 150mph wind.
The State
Dept. is warning that men in Russia with dual citizenship may be drafted to
fight in Ukraine. What a mess.
It is
getting harder and harder to believe the news stories. Forbes listed the
richest 400 and Donald Trump was number 343. The news does not paint that
picture of him.
Favorite Memes
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Superstitions
Walking Under a Ladder
This one has
a morbid beginning. Back in medieval times, ladders were associated with the
gallows where people were hanged. A person who made the mistake of walking
under a ladder was believed to be facing their own death by hanging in the near
future. There was also the belief that because people were hanged from the top
of the ladder, the area underneath was haunted.
US Facts
Mayflower
descendants
Experts estimate that around one in 10
Americans could be a direct relative to one of the 102 pilgrims who arrived on
the Mayflower in 1620.
Historical Events
1452 – Johann Gutenberg published his first
edition of The Bible.
It was completed by 1456.
1641 – America’s first “Annual fair” was
held in New Netherlands (Now New Jersey/New York area).
1927 – Babe Ruth hit his 60th home run of
the season, a record that stood until 1961.
Birthdays Today
91
– Angie Dickinson, American actress
“You can’t stop the
aging process. There’s only so much oil you can put on your body. I’ve always
just tried to go with my age.”– Angie Dickinson
87
– Johnny Mathis, American singer
@86
– Deborah Kerr, Scottish-English actress (d. 2007)
@72
– Ann Jarvis, American activist, co-founded Mother’s Day (d. 1905)
@70
– William Wrigley, Jr., founded Wrigley Company (d. 1932)
65
– Fran Drescher, American comedic actress
“Sometimes people
come into your life for a season and other times for a lifetime.”
– Fran Drescher
61
– Eric Stoltz, American actor,
“I don’t want to see
the zipper in the back of the monster suit. Like everybody else who goes to the
movies, I want to believe the monster is real.”– Eric Stoltz
@59
– Truman Capote, American novelist, playwright, screenwriter (d. 1984; OD)
“Anyone who ever
gave you confidence, you owe them a lot.”– Truman Capote
“Failure is the
condiment that gives success its flavor.”– Truman Capote
51
– Jenna Elfman, American actress
40
– Lacey Chabert, American actress
@25
– Frankie Lymon, American singer-songwriter (d. 1968; OD)
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